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Anonymous

04 Oct 2020

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How does ezbuy prime earn money with their $2.99 shipping fees?

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Jie Sheng

04 Oct 2020

Seedly Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

I think they are probably still able to earn due to their high volume of shipments. It is because of economies of scale and constant optimization of their shipping route in a way where they can ship more at once and thus lowering the shipping fee for consumers.

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Jasmine Loo

03 Oct 2020

Hi anon! From my experience, I feel like some things on ezbuy are relatively more expensive than if you buy it directly from Taobao?

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